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Be Bold In Interviews: How to Act Like You Have the Job to Land the Job
Being interview ready, means more than showing up with your resume materials in-hands. It’s about showing the hiring manager how prepared you are for their role, and how easily you will be able to step into their open position. At the end of the day, the hiring manager wants to know how easy or…
Read More6 Iron-Clad Ways To Find Keywords To Optimize Your Executive Resume
Optimizing your executive resume means your executive resume must be “SEO friendly” to be found by recruiters looking for candidates like you. More specifically, this means that it has to be rich in keywords that are relevant to the position you are applying to, in order to get past the online screening process and the…
Read MoreExecutive Interview Mistake: Leading with the Achievement Chin
Executive Interview Mistake: Leading with the Achievement Chin After I graduated Cornell in 1992, I interviewed with The Four Seasons Clift Hotel in San Francisco for an Assistant Restaurant Manager role. I had made it through the interviews with the HR, F&B manager and Assistant General Manager. I was to interview with the General Manager…
Read More3 Ways to Help People Help You
Written by Lisa Rangel, Executive Resume Writer Recent work with my clients made me realize that very competent people often have trouble asking for help or they do not know how to ask for help effectively. I have outlined 3 ways you can clearly articulate what you are looking for in a position when networking with…
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